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The Song of Names
by Norman Lebrecht · Review · tapa blanda · 311 pages
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Pages: 311 pagesAuthor: Norman LebrechtPublisher: ReviewFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 3/2/2003ISBN: ISBN 9780755300952
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Synopsis of The Song of Names
En el Londres de la guerra, dos niños, Martin y Dovidl, forman una amistad inquebrantable. Dovidl, un refugiado violinista de Varsovia, llega a la vida de Martin trayendo consigo alegría, travesuras y amor. Sin embargo, su vínculo se ve interrumpido cuando Dovidl desaparece repentinamente en la víspera de su debut internacional. Cuarenta años después, Martin, atormentado por la desaparición de su amigo, encuentra una pista musical que lo embarca en un viaje de autodescubrimiento y renovación. Esta conmovedora novela explora temas de amistad, traición y la búsqueda de la identidad en tiempos de adversidad.
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Norman Lebrecht
Norman Lebrecht is a British music journalist best known as the owner of the classical music blog Slipped Disc. His writings have been accused of sensationalism and criticized for their inaccuracies and tendency to gossip, while others have praised them as entertaining. Unlike other writers on music, Lebrecht rarely reviews concerts or recordings, preferring to report on the people and organizations who engage in classical music. He was described by Gilbert Kaplan as "surely the most controversial and arguably the most influential journalist covering classical music".
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